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The sensors can determine how fast a person is traveling and what kind of movements they make. Moving at a slow pace in one direction indicates walking. Going a little bit quicker but turning at 90-degree angles means driving. Faster yet, we’re in train or airplane territory. Those are easy to figure out based on speed and air pressure.

Brazil’s jaguars are the equivalent of South African leopards, albeit larger and sturdier. And eco-tourism was faced with the same problem of people willing to pay to see them, but the cats being too scared to be seen.

And just so everybody is clear, below is a photo of the Mazda 929, sold in Japan as the Sentia. This was not to be sold as an Amati, but the Amati 1000 was like a bigger version of it.

Once managers have collected enough data on their assets, they’ll gain another benefit: The ability to glean insights on the trends revealed by their equipment’s travel and use. Are snow plows used more in November? Rent a few to meet demand. Are you seeing unneeded downtime during work hours? Tweak the schedule. Asset tracking data can reveal time-saving measures you never knew you needed.

Elon Musk said he wants to take Tesla private, but late Friday said he now believes it’s better for Tesla to remain a public company. “I knew the process of going private would be challenging, but it’s clear that it would be even more time-consuming and distracting than initially anticipated,” the company’s CEO wrote. While Musk is no longer determined to take Tesla private, there are people out there who still want to take your Tesla. They too find it challenging. Good news for those owners: Almost all stolen Teslas are eventually returned.

The Americas region led the market in 2018 with a market share of close to 59%, followed by APAC and EMEA respectively. The Americas region will continue to dominate the market with the highest incremental growth during the forecast period.

Crowley Maritime Corp. has taken delivery of Taino – the second of two of the world’s first combination container/roll on-roll off (ConRo) ships powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) – from shipbuilder VT Halter Marine Inc., of Pascagoula, Miss.

The new Crowley ships, built specifically for the Puerto Rico trade, are 219.5 meters (720 feet), 26,500 deadweight tons (DWT), and can transport up to 2,400 twenty-foot-equivalent container units (TEUs) at a cruising speed of 22 knots. A wide range of container sizes and types can be accommodated, including 53-foot by 102-inch-wide, high-capacity containers, up to 300 refrigerated containers, and a mix of about 400 cars and larger vehicles in the enclosed and ventilated Ro/Ro decks. This type of shipboard garage is offered exclusively by Crowley in the trade.

The two things that truly bother me: 1: The officer thought he was breaking the constitution and did it anyway 2: The warrant did not note that it was already installed.

“I saw the job posted in the newspaper – that’s how we used to find jobs,” she said. “They knew I was bilingual, and I was offered the job. Looking back on my life, that was the best job opportunity I came across. Because of that position, I learned a great deal of valuable information about logistics.”

There was also the Amati 300, aka the Eunos 500 or the Xedos 6, never sold in the States. It was roughly the same as the Mazda 626 we got, but slightly higher upmarket.

Beyond the police officer keeping curious reporters and passers-by at bay were a pair of red pumps sitting on the ground near her car. When I went back later, a chalk line marked the place in the parking lot where the shoes had been.